Albany Islet (also known as Albany Rock) is a small crescent-shaped islet located northwest of Santiago Island. Diving here takes place in a protected cove with mild currents, making it accessible yet rewarding for divers. The sloping rock wall is adorned with sea fans and yellow-black corals, while large boulders and underwater pinnacles create a rich marine habitat. Marine turtles, barracudas, golden and spotted eagle rays, Gal�pagos sharks, and red-lipped batfish can often be spotted in this area.
Highlights: | Diving |
Animals: | Marine turtles, barracudas, golden and spotted eagle rays, Gal�pagos sharks, red-lipped batfish |
Difficulty: | Moderate |
Landing: | None |
*Note that the listed activities may differ depending on the time of day, cruise itinerary, and National Park regulations.
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